A modular, stereoselective route to trisubstituted (Z)-alkenyl (MIDA)boronates is described, consisting in the radical addition-fragmentation of dithiocarbonates to 2-(MIDA)boronyl-3-(2'-fluoro-pyridyl-6'-oxy)-alkenes. The bulky (MIDA)boronate ensures a highly stereoselective fragmentation that is enhanced by the poor stabilization of the radical adjacent to the tetravalent boron atom. The vinyl boronate precursors are prepared from propargyl alcohols by copper-catalyzed regioselective hydroborylation of their fluoropyridoxy derivatives, with the fluoropyridine acting as an internal directing group.The importance of organoboron compounds to organic synthesis, medicinal chemistry, and material sciences is overwhelming. 1 Indeed, the Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling ranks in the top five reactions used by medicinal chemists in drug discovery and development. 2 The stability, low toxicity, and versatile reactivity of organoboronates are considerable advantages that make them almost ideal synthetic intermediates.